Natural gas prices have soared again this week as the Middle East conflict disrupts supplies - and British households are set to be particularly badly affected.

President Masoud Pezeshkian says Iran won't attack first - but Qatar defence ministry says it has intercepted a missile.

The attacks on Iran are already sending gasoline prices higher, and even steeper increases are probably coming soon.

Gas prices have spiked and global stock markets tumbled as the conflict in the Middle East intensified and concerns grew over ...

Oil, gas and stocks fluctuate over Iran war – what does it mean for your money, pension and energy prices? - The latest ...

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Part of the reason central banks were able to hike rates so aggressively in 2022 was that governments stepped in with vast fiscal stimulus. The US was still riding the tailwind of Covid-era cash ...

Economists say the strikes could push prices higher and scramble shipping routes, but won't have much impact on interest rates for now. What to know.

U.S. gasoline prices could rise by about 10¢ to 30¢ per gallon over the next 2–4 weeks if the Strait of Hormuz risk premium sticks and wholesale replacement ...

“By checking prices before you fill up, choosing supermarket forecourts, and avoiding motorway services, you could easily save £5 to £10 every time you refuel. Over the course of a year, that could ...

Food shortages and price hikes: How war in Iran will affect your supermarket shop - IN FOCUS: Rising oil prices and energy shocks can ripple through the entire food system – meaning conflict thousands ...